what is specific gravity of a battery
if specific gravity increase/decrease,what will happen to
the voltage/current of the battery
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Answer / subash konar
Density with respect to water.If it decreases efficiency of
battery becomes low thereby decreasing current and voltage.
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Answer / harish kuqhsal
SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF A BATTERY IS THE ENERGY DERIVED PER UNIT
WEIGHT OF THE CELL. WITH THIS THE VOLTAGE AND CURRENT IS NOT
AFFECTED.
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Answer / manoranjan
Specific gravity is the ratio of the weight of a solution to
the weight of an equal volume of water at a specified
temperature. Specific gravity is used as an indicator of the
state of charge of a cell or battery. However, specific
gravity measurements cannot determine a battery's capacity.
During discharge, the specific gravity decreases linearly
with the ampere-hours discharged.
so specific gravity depends on volage/current.
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Answer / vinod
its change with the cherge or discharge the battery.
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Answer / vishal ingle
It is an indication about the charge storing capacity of a
battery. If sp. gr. decreases / increases, it affects the
voltage across terminals merely but the back up provided
will be affected adversely. In simple words, the battery
performs optimally near to the standard sp gr of 1200.
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